NECO 2024 ENGLISH LANGUAGE FULL QUESTIONS AND ANSWER IN THE DESCRIPTION 👇

Test of orals
01-10: EDABBEBDEB
11-20: DADDEEDEEB
21-30: BECDDDAAAC
31-40: CBBBCBBCAD
41-50: BECEADABDA
51-60: DACBCBBCDE
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English language objectives
01-10: AEEEDECEEC
11-20: BCADCDDEBC
21-30: DAABCABDDD
31-40: DDCECDEEED
41-50: DBECEAADBA
51-60: ABADACADCD
61-70: ABBEBBDCCA
71-80: DBCAECEEAE
81-90: AAADAEBCDE
91-100: BBCAEADECE
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SECTION A: Answer 1 (ONE) Question in the SECTION A
(1)
ARGUMENT AGAINST THE MOTION:
Ladies and gentlemen, esteemed judges, and fellow debaters, I stand here today to vehemently oppose the motion that a cashless policy will do more harm than good to society. In fact, I strongly believe that a cashless policy is a progressive step that can bring about numerous benefits to our society.
First and foremost, implementing a cashless policy can significantly reduce the incidence of corruption and illegal activities in our society. With digital transactions, there is a clear record of every transaction made, making it harder for individuals to engage in illicit financial activities. This increased transparency can lead to a more accountable and ethical society.
Furthermore, a cashless policy can enhance financial inclusion by providing access to financial services for underserved populations. Many individuals, especially in rural areas, do not have access to traditional banking services. By transitioning to a cashless society, these individuals can benefit from mobile banking, e-wallets, and other digital payment methods, allowing them to participate more fully in the formal economy.
Additionally, a cashless policy can boost economic growth by streamlining transactions and reducing the costs associated with cash handling. Digital payments are faster, more efficient, and often come with lower transaction fees than cash transactions. This can lead to increased productivity and competitiveness in the business sector, ultimately driving economic growth.
In conclusion, a cashless policy has the potential to bring about numerous benefits to society, including reducing corruption, promoting financial inclusion, boosting economic growth, and enhancing security. While there may be challenges to overcome in the transition to a cashless society, the long-term advantages far outweigh any potential drawbacks. Therefore, I urge you to reject the notion that a cashless policy will do more harm than good to society and embrace the opportunities it presents for a more inclusive and prosperous future. Thank you.
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No. 23 Green Street,
Sunshine Estate,
Lagos, Nigeria.
July 16, 2024.
Dear Uncle,
I hope this letter finds you in good health and spirits. I am writing to you today to express my deep concern about your decision not to educate your female children. I understand that you may have your reasons for this stance, but I believe that it is essential for you to reconsider.
Education is a fundamental human right that should not be denied to anyone, regardless of their gender. It is the key to unlocking a brighter future for our children and for our society as a whole. When girls are denied an education, they are denied the opportunity to reach their full potential and to contribute meaningfully to their communities.
Studies have consistently shown that educated women are more likely to be healthy, have higher incomes, and participate in the workforce. They are also more likely to invest in their children's education, creating a positive cycle that benefits generations to come.
In addition to the economic benefits, education also plays a crucial role in promoting gender equality and empowering women. When girls are educated, they are better able to make informed decisions about their lives, including their health, their careers, and their families. They are also less likely to experience violence and discrimination.
I understand that you may have cultural or traditional beliefs that influence your views on female education. However, I urge you to put aside these beliefs and to consider the overwhelming evidence in favor of educating girls.
Our country cannot afford to waste the potential of half of its population. By denying your female children an education, you are not only harming them but also our entire society. I implore you to reconsider your decision and to give your daughters the gift of education.
I know that you love your children and want what is best for them. I believe that educating your female children is the best way to ensure their future success and happiness.
Please let me know if you would like to discuss this further. I am always available to answer any questions or concerns you may have.
Your loving nephew/niece,

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